AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoQuantum Networking: CU Boulder/JILA researchers connected diamond quantum emitters to titanium dioxide photonic circuits, reducing light-loss and pointing to more practical quantum networks. Severe Weather Science: At NCAR’s Boulder hail lab, researchers slice hailstones to read their growth history, aiming to better protect homes and crops from hailstorms. AI in Education: University of Denver plans to use NSSE survey results more directly for assessment, including breaking results down by student groups over time. Colorado Tech & Privacy: Litigation and regulatory scrutiny is rising around website tracking tech, as enforcement pressure grows. Public Safety Tech: Colorado communities are changing how they use Flock cameras, with some ending use and others keeping them with new rules. Space Command: U.S. Space Command ran its third APOLLO INSIGHT wargame with commercial firms on very low Earth orbit and cislunar operations. Health & Environment Policy: Sen. Maggie Hassan reintroduced a PFAS ban for food wrappers, targeting “forever chemicals” linked to serious health risks. Local Tech/Apps: Fairview High grads launched SocialLite, an app that blocks reels/short videos and has topped 1M downloads.
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